Temperature Blanket of 2023
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Last year I decided to jump on the temperature blanket wagon. I chose a Caron brand yarn, got all my colors chosen and knitted away. When I went about trying to find a good website to tell me the temperature for each day I didn't want to just do the high for the day. Silly me, always making things more complicated! Haha! Instead I chose to do one half of the row with the low for the day and the other half for the high temperature. First I started out doing two rows for each day. My first stitch I used was the seed stitch and I quickly realized that at 2 rows a day this afghan would be ginormous! One row it was! So, doing the same stitch for an entire year sounded mundane. I decided to do a different stitch for each month! January and July: seed stitch February and August: linen stitch. This stitch was by far, my favorite! March and September: one row stitch April and October: cross stitch May and November: garter stitch June and December: bamboo stitc...